Churrasco: Grilling the Brazillian Way
By (Author) Evandro Caregnato
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
1st March 2016
United States
General
Non Fiction
641.76
Hardback
216
Width 222mm, Height 260mm, Spine 25mm
1202g
Learn the ancient art of the grill from a true gaucho. Churrasco cooking is a style of roasting meat over wood fires developed in southern Brazil in the early 1800s by the immigrant gauchos (cowboys). In rich story and mouthwatering imagery, Evandro Caregnato conveys his passion for his native southern Brazilian culture. Come along to the Texas
Evandro Caregnato's restaurant experience began at the Churrascaria Caregnato, his grandfather's restaurant, where he worked in his teens, but his cooking experience began long before that, learning about churrasco cooking in the traditional Brazilian way: watching his father, grandfather, and uncles grill traditional churrasco dishes. He opened Texas de Brazil in 1998, and is now Culinary Director of the restaurant's more than 40 locations.